DisparFam project – Measuring and Understanding Disparities in Family Formation in Low- and Middle-Income Countries – is funded under the EU Comission’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship Programme and is based at the Center for Demographic Studies (CED) in Barcelona.
This project is designed to advance our understanding of family changes across the globe, by providing novel empirical evidence on gender and educational inequalities in union formation and transiton to parenthood. DisparFam will focus on delivering tools and information that will help track and understand growing diversity in family formation trajectories worldwide.
In this space, I aim to share information about the work for researchers and policymakers.
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Latest from the project:
24 May 2023, presentation at the RC28 conference “Education is Not Uniformly Associated with the Timing of Family Formation: Evidence from 50 Countries”
13 April 2023, presentation at the Population Association of America Annual Meeting “Education is Not Uniformly Associated with the Timing of Family Formation: Evidence from 52 Countries”
20 October 2022, presentation at the Center for Population Change, University of Southampton “Unequal Transitions to Adulthood in Low- and Middle-Income Countries”
8 September 2022, presentation at the London School of Economics, Demography Seminar “Unequal Transitions to Adulthood in Low- and Middle-Income Countries”
6 September 2022, presentation at the British Society for Population Studies “Disparities in the Age at First Union, Birth and Sex in Low- and Middle-Income Countries”
1 July 2022, presentation at the European Population Conference “Gender Asymmetries in Cross-National Couples“
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